StaxRip

[Revan654]

Originally Posted by gonca

If going that route you should consider DGHDRtoSDR.
It is more up to date
Either way, the input should be an avs file, unless you can get StaxRIP to use the filters directly

Do you have link to DGHDRtoSDR filter? Google is not showing anything for that name. Also tried github also got no results.

As for Staxrip just drop the filter into Avisynth folder and it will load when called in Staxrip.

you can also alter the source code.

[gonca]

http://rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=617
Look toward end of thread
If you read through the thread you will find two or three different solutions

[IbrahimKh]

Originally Posted by gonca

http://rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=617
Look toward end of thread
If you read through the thread you will find two or three different solutions

thanks
I found the links
now how do I apply them into staxrip? I mean what should I do to import etc?

[gonca]

Have StaxRIP use the filters directly if possible
I just create my own avisynth script and use that as input for StaxRIP

[IbrahimKh]

Originally Posted by gonca

Have StaxRIP use the filters directly if possible
I just create my own avisynth script and use that as input for StaxRIP

how to create avisynth script for staxrip?

[gonca]

LoadPlugin("C:/Program Files (Portable)/dgdecnv/x64 Binaries/DGDecodeNV.dll")
DGSource("__vid__", fieldop=0, fulldepth=True)
LoadPlugin("C:/Program Files (Portable)/AVS Templates/DGHDRtoSDR/x64/DGHDRtoSDR.dll")
DGHDRtoSDR(impl="255",tm="gamma",light=40,gamma=0.40)
prefetch(16)

For __vid__ use the name of your video
Choose whichever source filter you like
Or someone who puts custom filters into StaxRip can help you in that route

[Revan654]

Originally Posted by gonca

http://rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=617
Look toward end of thread
If you read through the thread you will find two or three different solutions

Thanks, I can't get the dll to load correctly, I keep getting return of bad module(This is with only LoadPlugin and no functions added yet).

Originally Posted by IbrahimKh

thanks
I found the links
now how do I apply them into staxrip? I mean what should I do to import etc?

Drop the filters into Avisynth+ 64bit directory.

Staxrip part:

Right Click Profile:

[Misc]
Other filters
HDRtoSDR= DGHDRtoSDR(impl="255",tm="gamma",light=40,gamma=0.40)

It will now show up under Misc.

When you select SDRtoHDR filter it should autoload the dll file for the script.

As I said in previous comment I'm having issues getting the dll file to load. I can't test it to see if it loads correctly or not.

[gonca]

Are you using the 64 or 32 bit dll?
Do you have a NVidia GPU?
Try changing "255" to "sw"

[videoh]

As I said in previous comment I'm having issues getting the dll file to load.

Re-download and run with impl="sw". The nvcuda.dll has been configured for delay loading, which should allow DGHDRtoSDR to be loaded and run on a system without an nVidia card and driver.

Be warned that software mode is slow.

[Atak_Snajpera]

Too bad that DGHDRtoSDR still supports CUDA (Locked down API) only instead of OpenCL. Intel iGPU and AMD iGPU/dGPU users are being totally ignored in this case. I wish that some day apis like CUDA and DX12 will just die.

[Revan654]

Originally Posted by videoh

Re-download and run with impl="sw". The nvcuda.dll has been configured for delay loading, which should allow DGHDRtoSDR to be loaded and run on a system without an nVidia card and driver.

Be warned that software mode is slow.

The dll will not even load, I don't even have the function in the script.

I tried to use Sw still getting the same error.

This user is getting the same errors: http://rationalqm.us/board/viewtopic...tart=310#p8482

[videoh]

Originally Posted by Revan654

The dll will not even load, I don't even have the function in the script.

You give no script and no error message. Nothing to work with there.

I'll try it on my notebook PC, which has no nVidia.

Originally Posted by Revan654

This user is getting the same errors

Yes, and I gave him the solution.

[videoh]

Originally Posted by Atak_Snajpera

Intel iGPU and AMD iGPU/dGPU users are being totally ignored in this case.

Correct, I'm an nVidia fanboy.

It's not rocket science; somebody can write one for OpenCL if they want it. The specs for the transformations are all available.

[videoh]

Originally Posted by videoh

I'll try it on my notebook PC, which has no nVidia.

Loads and runs fine for me. Also working for douzi at my forum.

Do you have Avisynth+ installed together with its redistributables? Use AVSMeter to check the installation.

[Atak_Snajpera]

Originally Posted by videoh

Correct, I'm an nVidia fanboy.

It's not rocket science; somebody can write one for OpenCL if they want it. The specs for the transformations are all available.

I guess it is a rocket science since author chose to not support that "evil OpenCL".

[videoh]

It's about time and lack of interest, not complexity.

[foxace]

@stax76 hello, please add support the last nvenc HDR metadata function.
thanks you

[Vesdaris]

Could someone, please, post (screenshots or just text) recommended QSvenc settings for each tab for maximum "quality" encode?

I've tried searching this topic but I'm having problems finding this info

I've got 3770k cpu, so I suppose some settings are not supported.

Thank you.

PS If it's too much of a trouble then link with a detailed description of all qsvenc stax rip settings would do.

[Revan654]

Originally Posted by foxace

@stax76 hello, please add support the last nvenc HDR metadata function.
thanks you

Not sure if stax76 is even updating the software anymore.

I forked the project and added in the HDR code functions in very quickly. I don't have access to Nvidia card to test it right now. It should send the flags correctly. Not sure if quotes are needed or not.

Link: https://github.com/Revan654/staxrip/...oding/NVEnc.vb

Not 100% sure how Nvidia encoder differs from the software based encoder. I couldn't find proper documentation on all the function the GPU has.

Not sure if everything has been added to create HDR10 file. Mediainfo has been inaccurate when it comes to HDR10 files.

Software encoding for HDR10 requires additional flags, Which NVENCc does not have as of yet.

[Revan654]

Originally Posted by Vesdaris

Could someone, please, post (screenshots or just text) recommended QSvenc settings for each tab for maximum "quality" encode?

I've tried searching this topic but I'm having problems finding this info

I've got 3770k cpu, so I suppose some settings are not supported.

Thank you.

PS If it's too much of a trouble then link with a detailed description of all qsvenc stax rip settings would do.

All the Flags that can be used, It also has some examples of usage: https://github.com/rigaya/QSVEnc/blo..._Options.en.md

HEVC/H.265 requires Skylake or newer. You are locked to x264.